Granite Composite Sink
#23
I have a white cast iron farmhouse sink and just love it....pans will mark it but I now put a dish cloth under them when I'm cleaning them. Mine is about 5 yrs old and looks like new.
We used to live in a big old house in Maine that had a huge built-in slate sink......I loved that sink. I don't think you can get slate anymore.
We used to live in a big old house in Maine that had a huge built-in slate sink......I loved that sink. I don't think you can get slate anymore.
Last edited by Ellen; 05-17-2012 at 09:38 AM.
#24
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Join Date: May 2008
Location: Rocky Mountains
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We did a kitchen remodel a couple years ago. We settled on a stainless steel sink mainly because the sales person said the cast iron sinks are not made as good today as in the 'olden' days and would should wear really quickly. So far I have been happy with my stainless sink. I didn't know you could get a granite sink, but the granite counter top does need sealing a couple times a year.
#26
I have a granite composite sink and love it! I have had it for about 5 years now and no problems. They are very durable, not at all like a granite counter top. They can handle hot pans (up to 450 degrees, I think) being put in them with no water in the sink. Mine is black, doesn't scratch, I just clean it with dish soap or soft scrub and it looks like new again!
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We have a stainless steel sink and all we do is wipe it down every night with a couple of Lysol wipes. Done and ready for the next day of work ! Unless its really bad then the Barkeeper's friend comes out and then its a little bit of elbow grease and shiny again !
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